Topic: Pressed Glass with birds - help please

[mikebonne]

Hello all and thanks so much to everyone that helps and I wondered if anyone knows the origins of this pressed glass pot.  It is really lovely quality and must have been a very intricate thing to make.  I ahve lots of details on English trinket sets and cannot find it anywhere so have assumed it is probably German or Bohemian but would love to know if anyone actually knows the maker?

Thanks again

Markus

[oyemicanto]

Hi there
I am pretty sure this is made by Libochovice.It is part of a dressing table set.I have seen the birds on vases too which were definately Libochovice as I have seen them in the catalogues of the time.
Best wishes Nige

[mikebonne]

thanks very much Nige.   I ahve just found a pic of candlesticks that match too.  fabulous

[Anne]

Nige, can you give me a timescale for that catalogue reference please as I've not seen these as Libochovice anywhere yet? Thanks.

[oyemicanto]

Hi Anne
I was looking through Pamelas catalogues on her website and there is a vase in the Libochovice 1925-1928 on tafel 13b.The vase is flanked by 2 dove type birds?
Nige

[Anne]

Is that pattern 1584 vase, Nige? The trinket set isn't shown in the 1920s catalogue though...

Pamela has the matching tray and candlesticks listed as Unknown, so she's not managed to run them to earth yet: http://www.pressglas-pavillon.de/toilettenservice/02693.html

Black Poppy has a full set showing the pot above as well which was originally shown as Czechoslovakian, but is now (in the new site layout) reallocated to Unknown as well: http://www.black-poppy.co.uk/Miscellaneous/sf5_thumbs0.htm

So... I think the best we can say at the moment is... we don't know! (But we're still looking.

Watch this space!!!  :t:

[oyemicanto]

Hi Anne
Ah I see I must have got confused(my age!) lol
Yes now that I look deeper into Pamelas site as well as Sues it dawns on me! Would be nice to attribute as it's such a gorgeous set!
Nige

[Anne]

It is gorgeous for sure.  :mrgreen:   We'll find it one day Nige... the more we dig...

[mikebonne]

Someone has just given me the link to the Pressdlas website in Germany where the candlesticks and tray are listed as Libochovice 1925-28 - are you now saying that is not correct??

[Anne]

I'm saying we don't know. They are not shown in the catalogue for that date which I have a copy of here. Can you post the link where you've seen them as such please?